I'd say just loop the related-objects array and create a new array and fill it with the object you want:
(pseudo code)
$myFilteredRelatedObject=array();
foreach($relatedObjects as $related)
{
if($related->attribute('class_identifier')=='my_class_id')
{
$myFilteredRelatedObject[]=$related;
}
}//$myFilteredRelatedObject contains the filtered objects.
off course this is pseudo code, but something like this should work (and yes.. I know that your approch is 'cleaner'.. but don't have any ez code here.. so can't check the ez classes.. that's why my answer is probably incomplete).
Good luck! Clemens
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